The priority of the Canadian government on the international scene should be to manage our relations with other countries in order to protect and further the interests of Canadians. Unfortunately, that’s not what’s happening.

Over the past several years, Canada has signed many UN treaties, accords and compacts on issues ranging from global warming to migration and sustainable development; all of which tie us to a globalist agenda that does little to advance the interests of Canadians.

This globalist vision has been heavily promoted in Canada under Justin Trudeau, who believes that we are a “post-national state” with “no core identity.”

We fundamentally disagree. Canada deserves to be a strong and independent nation-state, with the power to make decisions for the benefit of its citizens – regardless of supranational agendas and globalist policy-makers.


That is why we endorse foreign policy objectives that protect Canadian interests and sovereignty, while working closely with our allies for the betterment of human development. This includes CANZUK (Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom), the Five-Eyes and NATO.